Concussion Symptoms

Symptoms of concussion can be highly variable and present themselves at different times over the recovery process depending on many factors. Individual assessment and recognition of any of the following symptoms is important to be aware of with mild head injuries.

Headache

Nausea

Vomiting

Balance Problems

Dizziness

Visual Problems

Fatigue

Sensitive to Light and Noise

Numbness/Tingling

Thought Processes

Mentally Foggy

Feeling Slowed Down

Difficulty Concentrating

Difficulty Remembering

Drowsiness

Sleeping Less than Normal

Sleeping More than Normal

Trouble Falling Asleep

Irritable

Sadness

Nervousness

Feeling More Emotional

Often times these symptoms will be exacerbated during physical or cognitive activity.
If you are feeling any of these symptoms following a traumatic blow to the head or body, then you likely have sustained a mild head injury/concussion. Seek medical care if these worsen or do not improve with rest over time.